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 COPPER, generally, II. 285 solubility of, II. 286 culinary precautions on, II. 287—288 oxide of, II. 287 effect of ammonia on, II. 287—293 oxidation and solution of, by oils, II. 287 green carbonate of (verdigris), II. 288 dangerous use of, II. 289 vessels should be tinned, II. 290 sulphate of, II. 291 poisoning by salts of, II. 291   dissection after, II. ib. tests of, II. 292 effect of iron on, II. 293 subcarbonate of potass, ib. arseniate of potass, ib. triple prusiate of potass, effect of on, II. 294 mode of detecting, ib. works, when nuisances, 339—347 importance of, 342

CORONER's inquest, II. 93—112 how to be held, II. 94 return of, II. 97 must be on view, II. 98 may be quashed, II. 98—101 may be traversed, II. 107 see Suicide.

CORONER how to be elected, II. 93 notice of sudden death to be given to, II. 97 may be discharged or removed, II. 101

CORPORA lutea, III. 70

CORROSIVE poisons, II. 154—200—201—207 sublimate, II. 141 see Sublimate.

COSTS of experiments, disallowed, 157

COUP de Soleil, II. 63

COURTESEY, tenant to the, 223 effect of cæsarian operation, 226

CRIMINAL responsibility, III. 131

CRANIUM of infant, examination of, III. 121

CROTON tiglium, II. 203—207

CULINARY poisons, III. 11

CUMMIN, supposed property of, 364